The Toast Point Haiku Contest! A Japanese Garden of Verse Toast Point Haiku Contest Ninety-Five to Ninety-Nine Hope you enjoyed it! For four years, the Toast Point Haiku Contest kept many people (especially Toast Point) entertained and occupied. Eventually, other responsibilities made it impossible to keep the contest going. But four years is a good run and we all had a good time. The archives ...

In the following week, these haiku were posted either to the mailing list, or to the zephyr instance: The scabs and sores that Plague my body are often Worse in the springtime. - Elliott C. Evans In the late autumn, When leaves wither and fall down, My nose crumbles off. - Elliott C. Evans Like Job bemoaning The loss of his family I weep for my ear. - Elliott C. Evans Oh, no, leprosy Armadillos ...